LG CHALLENGE
Making Stroud future fit
By Grace Perks | 04 June 2025
Grace Perks reports from the latest leg of the LG Challenge, where the teams went head-to-head to critically assess community engagement strategies and develop tangible solutions.
LG CHALLENGE
LG Challenge: Riding to victory in Robin Hood country
By Michael Barrett | 02 April 2025
The question of how Nottinghamshire CC could improve access to good employment was at the heart o...
LG CHALLENGE
Vision of success in Bucks
By Ben Augustine | 26 February 2025
The first Local Government Challenge of 2025 got off the ground at Buckinghamshire Council when c...
LG CHALLENGE
Competitors warm up for the LG Challenge 2025
By Virginia Ponton | 23 December 2024
Michael Barrett and Virginia Ponton set the scene for the LG Challenge 2025, when 10 participants...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Building the pillars of wisdom
28 May 2024
It’s the penultimate challenge for the contestants of this year’s Local Government Challenge. The...
CULTURE
LG Challenge: Culture comes to the fore in Calderdale
By William Harley | 01 March 2024
Candidates arrived in the Calder Valley for the latest round of the LG Challenge – using their sk...
CLIMATE CHANGE
A Dynamic win on waste
By Jenson Kemp | 20 February 2024
The Local Government Association’s LG Challenge 2024 kicked off with a focus on recycling, reuse,...
INNOVATION
Winning plan to leverage AI's power
By Heather Jameson | 27 September 2023
Lewis Sheldrake’s AI Labs project offering a framework to bring the power of artificial intellige...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
A town centre for the future
By Rachel Robinson | 29 June 2023
Contestants headed to Wigan for the final round of the 2023 LG Challenge, to present their propos...
HEALTH
LG Challenge 4: A focus on prevention in Stockton
By Michael Balls | 08 June 2023
Round four of the Local Government Challenge hosted by Stockton-on-Tees BC put the focus on early...
WASTE
LG Challenge 3: The Greener Future challenge at Cherwell DC
By Frankie Stott | 04 May 2023
Round three of the Local Government Challenge hosted by Cherwell DC asked contestants to design a...
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